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Total Gulf shrimp revenue dropped from USD 489 million (EUR 424) in 2021 to just USD 221 million (EUR 192) in 2023, with Covid-19 and inflation exacerbating long-term challenges for the fleet | Photo courtesy of Jillian Cain Photography/Shutterstock
March 12, 2026

NOAA Fisheries: Gulf shrimp fleet cannot sustainably compete with imports

A Lucky grocery storefront in Los Altos, California, U.S.A.
The Save Mart Companies is rolling out the toolkit at its Save Mart and Lucky stores | Photo courtesy of Michael Vi/Shutterstock
March 12, 2026

The Save Mart Companies becomes first to use BAP marketing toolkit

A panel at the 2026 North Atlantic Seafood Forum
The executives said that though the Norwegian government has called for organic growth of its aquaculture industry, its efforts could actually lead to reduced production | Photo courtesy of North Atlantic Seafood Forum/LinkedIn
March 12, 2026

Norwegian salmon-farming executives urge smarter, fit-for-purpose regulations

Capelin on shore in Canada to spawn
Canada's Department of Fisheries and Oceans showed positive acoustic assessments for capelin, which has the FFAW questioning why the gap between acoustic surveys and the department's forecast model is so high | Photo courtesy of Florence-Joseph McGinn/Shutterstock
March 12, 2026

Newfoundland fishers union criticizes DFO’s latest capelin assessment

Sun Coast Calamari's two new fishing vessels, the Anduril and the Taylor Brooks
Sun Coast Calamari has purchased two new fishing vessels as it works to expand in the California squid fishery | Photos courtesy of Sun Coast Calamari
March 12, 2026

Sun Coast Calamari buys new vessels, makes key hire in expansion push

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A graphic created by the Agricultural Coalition featuring a fishing vessel
The National Fisheries Institute is participating in a wide coalition of agriculture groups to defend the existence of the USMCA as it approaches its first review period | Image courtesy of the Agricultural Coalition for USMCA

NFI part of new coalition to support USMCA as it reaches first review period

February 6, 2026
A Bahama Breeze location in Sunrise, Florida, U.S.A.
Darden said that 14 Bahama Breeze locations will be closed and 14 will be converted, which will take place over the next 12 to 18 months | Photo courtesy of Violet Mullins/Shutterstock

Darden to close or convert all remaining Bahama Breeze restaurants

February 5, 2026
Fishermen collecting fish in Al Ashkhara, Oman
Oman applied for funds to pay a consultant to conduct a needs assessment of its fishing industry | Photo courtesy of Hatem Alrashdi/Shutterstock

WTO hands out first tranche of grants to help developing countries meet terms of fishing subsidy deal

February 5, 2026
fishing in Louisiana
In a separate incident on 19 January, LDFW agents on patrol arrested Galliano resident Paul Stein III after catching him fishing without a license | Photo courtesy of Delpixel/Shutterstock

Louisiana wildlife agents cite two individuals for illegally selling catfish

February 5, 2026
A fishing vessel in Connecticut
The Supporting Healthy Interstate Fisheries in Transition (SHIFT) Act would direct the U.S. secretary of commerce to investigate indications that a fishery stock has moved from one regional fishery management council’s jurisdiction into another’s | Photo courtesy of Miro Vrlik Photography/Shutterstock

US lawmakers want NOAA Fisheries to consider climate impacts and shifting stocks in setting fishing quotas

February 5, 2026
Cermaq CEO Steven Rafferty
Cermaq Group reported lower profits despite higher salmon harvests in Norway and Chile as an oversupply of the species caused prices to slip | Photo courtesy of Cermaq Group

Cermaq reports lower profits despite higher harvests due to low salmon prices

February 5, 2026
A chef cutting Caleta Bay trout
The first stage of the campaign includes getting Caleta Bay trout into the hands of chefs across North America, which they can use to test on their menus | Photo courtesy of Caleta Bay

Caleta Bay shifts gears in North America-focused “raw” campaign

February 5, 2026
gim
Gim, or edible seaweed, was South Korea's top seafood export in 2025 | Photo courtesy of RBagusdiani/Shutterstock

Seaweed drives South Korea seafood exports to record high

February 5, 2026
a sperm whale
The Whale Conservation Habitat Analysis, Research, and Technical Strategies (CHARTS) Act directs NOAA to improve its mapping of whale habitats | Photo courtesy of Delz76/Shutterstock

US lawmakers introduce legislation to better map whale habitats, reduce vessel strikes

February 5, 2026
salmon for sale
Prices for Atlantic salmon from Norway fell again in Week 5 | Photo courtesy of Marina Shvedak_nice foto/Shutterstock

Atlantic salmon prices continue to decline in Week 5

February 5, 2026
Kirkland branded Norwegian smoked salmon on shelves.
Norway's seafood export value dropped in January 2026, in large part due to tariffs in the U.S. causing exports to the country to drop by 37 percent | Photo courtesy of The Image Party/Shutterstock

Norway’s seafood export value dropped in January as US market shrank

February 5, 2026
Headshot of Katherine Bryar
Headshot of incoming Aquna Sustainable chief of sales and marketing officer Katherine Bryar | Photo courtesy of LinkedIn

Aquna Sustainable Murray Cod hires new talent

February 4, 2026
Seafood Industry Climate Awards logo
The Acme Smoked Fish Foundation holds the annual Seafood Industry Climate Awards | Photo courtesy of Acme Smoked Fish

Acme Smoked Fish announces USD 250,000 in grant funding for carbon-reduction projects in US and Chile

February 4, 2026
A Walmart in American Fork, Utah, U.S.A.
The NGA claims that Walmart's near unchecked buying power raises rivals' costs and directly contributes to high food prices | Photo courtesy of Charles-McClintock Wilson/Shutterstock

Grocery trade association claims Walmart is directly contributing to raised food prices

February 4, 2026
A view of Newfoundland and Labrador's South Coast Fjords from the water
Newfoundland and Labrador has withdrawn from an MoU that would have worked to establish a large Marine Conservation Area in the province | Photo courtesy of Parks Canada

Newfoundland withdraws from planned marine conservation area

February 4, 2026
Cod in clear tubs in Klaksvík, Faroe Islands
The cuts to this year's allowable fishing effort is less drastic than the two years prior | Photo courtesy of Nowaczyk/Shutterstock

Demersal stocks on Faroese Plateau inching closer to recovery

February 4, 2026
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